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Wagon CD Changer mounting questions 700

posted by  anastasialk on  Sun Feb 1 05:18 CST 2004
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I installed my Sony 10-cd changer in the center of the cargo area about 6 years ago. Did it myself, very easy install! It has worked out perfectly. I do notice the area can get dusty at times. So I keep it covered. Though, I am a landscaper and it is par for the course.
I taped the wires together with electrical tape so it would be eassier to run them underneath all the panels. If I remember correctly there where already some holes (right below the hinges)for the mounting screw that I utilize during installation. I wouldn't suggest putting it in the storage bins as I notice moisture gets in there at times. I know many people only buy the 6 cd changer. If you enjoy music, spend lots of time in your brick you may want to purchase a larger one, especially if you are going to install it a little out of the way. If you have electric seats, and are installing a 6-cd changer you may have enough room under the passenger seat.

Best Regards,

Anastasia
86' 740t wagon 366,000






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